Domino's Pizza Stock News

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Domino's Pizza (DPZ 0.55%) has attracted some unexpected attention in recent years. Its stock has traded since 2004, and despite the highly competitive nature of the pizza industry, it has returned more than 7,800% between a rising stock price and dividend payments.

Strong growth drivers: innovation, DoorDash rollout, and global expansion. Margin gains from sales leverage despite slower supply chain benefits. Attractive valuation vs. historical average supports long-term upside.

Chain restaurants, including Chipotle and Domino's, say their recent performance was hampered by a tough economic environment.

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Domino's Pizza Posts 5.5% EPS Decline

Domino's Pizza surpassed analysts' expectations for second-quarter U.S. same-store sales on Monday, driven by new items on the menu and promotions, amid persisting macroeconomic uncertainties, sending shares up about 5% in early trading.

Domino's (NASDAQ DPZ) FQ2 results were weak, underperforming reduced expectations, with growth slowing and earnings in contraction, but that is not what investors should focus on. Those negative details are short-lived headlines that do not offset the increase, profits, improved business leverage, and substantial capital return.